The Coronavirus, or COVID-19, continues to spread rapidly across international borders but will hit hardest in countries already reeling from conflict or natural disasters.

At a women's centre in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, Rohingya women share messages that they’d like to send to the community.

Find out what Oprah Winfrey learned when she profiled families seeking safety in the U.S. and how the International Rescue Committee helps.

Nearly a quarter of IRC staff members have been forced to flee their homes as a result of airstrikes and bombings in northwest Syria. This IRC staffer, a native of Syria, shares his heartbreaking story, and why, despite all, he stays to help save lives.

Nancy Dent describes the deteriorating situation on the Greek island of Lesvos where 450 people are currently being detained on a navy ship.

From relentless bombings on hospitals, schools and homes to the hundreds of thousands recently uprooted in Idlib, Syria is struggling with the worst humanitarian catastrophe since the war began nine years ago

Every person arriving has their own story of why they've come to Europe. This is one of those stories – Audrey’s story.

As novel coronavirus, or COVID-19, spreads globally, the International Rescue Committee is ramping up its response. See live updates of our work around the world:

As COVID-19 spreads globally, people living in conflict zones with weak health systems will be hit hardest.

The leader of the IRC's COVID-19 response explains how we are fighting the virus and what's at risk for the three countries he's most worried about.